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Maine Lottery Odds

Compare the odds of every Maine lottery game below. See overall odds, jackpot odds, and daily number game odds for every Maine lottery game, plus how they compare with Powerball and Mega Millions.

Daily numbers

Maine daily number game odds

Digit games have no single overall odds number because each play type is a separate bet. A straight play (exact order) pays the most and is the hardest to win.

Maine daily number game odds by play type
GameStraight oddsEasiest play type
Pick 31 in 1,000Single Digit (1 in 10)
Pick 41 in 10,000Single Digit (1 in 10)

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How do Maine games compare with Powerball and Mega Millions?

Powerball and Mega Millions are sold in Maine and every other lottery state. Their jackpots are far larger, and so are the odds against winning them.

National lottery odds
GamePriceOverall oddsJackpot odds
Powerball$21 in 24.871 in 292,201,338
Mega Millions$51 in 23.071 in 290,472,336

Compare every national game, including Millionaire for Life and Lotto America, in the lottery odds guide.

Method

How these Maine odds are calculated

Overall odds add up the chance of every prize tier in a game's published prize table, or use the lottery's stated overall odds when it publishes one. Top prize odds are the odds of matching every number. Draw-time versions of the same game (midday and evening) share the same odds, so each game appears once. Keno-style games are left out because their odds depend on how many spots you pick, and Double Play add-ons are covered under their main game.

Better odds do not mean better value. Smaller games pay smaller prizes, and every game returns less than it costs on average. To see what a prize is worth after tax, use the Maine lottery tax calculator.

Maine Lottery Odds FAQ

Short answers about which Maine games have the best odds and how they compare with national games.

What are the odds of winning Pick 3 in Maine?

A straight Pick 3 play (exact order) has odds of 1 in 1,000. Other bets win more often but pay less; the easiest listed is Single Digit at 1 in 10.

Are Maine games easier to win than Powerball?

Yes. Maine's own draw games use smaller number pools, so their jackpot odds are far better than Powerball's 1 in 292,201,338. Their top prizes are much smaller too.

Do Quick Picks change the odds?

No. Every valid combination has the same chance of being drawn. Choosing a game with smaller number pools is the only way to get better odds per play.

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